In these turbulent times, individuals and NGOs have illuminated the darkest corners of humanity, providing hope, safety, and support to those engulfed by war and despair. Read More.
A 34-year-old man who previously worked as a nanny is facing up to life in prison after being convicted of molesting over a dozen boys in his care during his time as a nanny. Read More.
Foxborough police announce they are seeking charges against three men from Rhode Island in the death of a Patriot's fan at Gillette Stadium. Read More.
Mexican drug cartels, who have taken virtual control of the US-Mexico border, are offering cash rewards for information on the home addresses of border patrol agents and their families. Read More.
With concerns that mass protests could become violent, the NYPD is reportedly stepping up patrols due to the heated, juxtaposed takes on the Israel-Palestine conflict. Read More.
City officials in Denver are reportedly pleading with officials in Texas border towns to begin discouraging illegal aliens from traveling to their city. Read More.
The majority (85.7%) of individuals sentenced for an escape offense and released were rearrested during an eight-year follow-up period, which was higher than individuals sentenced for any other type of offense (49%). Read More.
The library director in Suffield resigned after being directed by the First Selectman to identify groups using the town's library, including LGBTQ group. Read More.
After last week's deadly terrorist attacks in Israel, the Israeli government has decided to relax its strict gun control laws, measures that are much stricter than any such laws in the United States.
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Just the News filed a FOIA request seeking information on a possible large voter fraud operation in Michigan in 2020 election; the FBI refused the FOIA request, using an exemption in the FOIA statute to hide the investigation. Read More.